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HASTINGS — The Hastings Theatre Program Boosters netted $7,500 from their first fundraiser, “Curtain Up!”, which was held at Hastings High School on the evening of Saturday, June 15.
“Curtain Up!” was produced by the president of the nonprofit boosters, Amanda Wright, the theatre program’s production coordinator, Phyllis Udice, and high school senior Erik Ghalib, who performed in every school district theatrical production from 4th through 12th grades.
The event featured students and adults involved in the theatre program such as Udice, senior Elianna Carvalho, junior Jasper Zimmerman, musical director Bob Walton, and directors Jon Riss, Laurie Walton, and Rachel Wineberg.
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